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Christmas Gift Certificates Available Now!!!!! (Buy the BEST Gift)

12. 18. 16

The Team at Bill Saiff Outdoors is proud to offer Holiday Gift Certificates for the Sports person in your life. This is the perfect gift for the “Hard to Buy for Sportsman”. Our fishing service (Saiff’s Fishing Charters) is the largest professional fishing fleet on Lake Ontario and our Waterfowl service (Seaway Waterfowl Professionals) is NY’s #1 duck and goose guiding operation. Don’t forget, we also offer “World Class” ice fishing with our ice team called “Hardwater Ice Guides”. Here is what we have to offer:

Full Day Fishing Trips – $800, 6-Hour Fishing Trips – $600, 1 Person Waterfowl Hunt $300, 1 Person Ice Fishing Trip $150.

If you would like a Gift Certificate, contact us at 315-771-3514. You give us all the pertinent information and we will hand craft a custom Gift Certificate suited especially for your important person. We e-mail the Certificate to you and you print it out for Christmas Morning! “It’s that Easy”

Fishing and Hunting dates will be set up based on availability! We thank you for thinking of us this Holiday Season! Merry Christmas and may God Bless You!

Staging King Salmon Fishing! We Recommend this……

03. 15. 16

BSO- There is no better place to encounter staging Kings on Lake Ontario then Stony Point Light and the water surrounding the “Trench” off Henderson. This area is a magnate as Kings return to Stony Creek, the Sandy’s and the Black River! Mid-August through Mid-September is the time to target these fish. Remember: Labor day falls late this year (Sept.5th) so the last week of August and the 1st week of September should be perfect timing. Also: Do not discount the tremendous Walleye fishing that’s available during the 3rd week of August. This could be a beautiful 2-day Combo trip for “Cold Water” and “Warm Water” fishing! [Read More]

Walleye Dates! – 3rd Week of May (Great Opportunity)

03. 10. 16

The Saiff Charter Fishing Fleet has set the standard in eastern basin Walleye fishing on Lake Ontario. The photo above shows some great “Eyes” taken during the 3rd week of May in 2015′. The 3rd week of May is arguably the BEST time frame to consistently take spring Walleye on Lake Ontario! The 2016′ calendar is shaping up a bit differently then in the past. [Read More]

BSO Team – Headed to Safari Club (Allentown, PA) this weekend!

03. 08. 16

The BSO team is headed back to Allentown, PA this weekend for the Lehigh Valley Safari Club Convention (Friday and Saturday March 11th & 12th- Holiday Inn Convention Center – Fogelsville, PA)! Want to know what the “Hub Bub” is all about? Well, this is a great organization that is patronized by some exceptional individuals. All of these folks hold the outdoors close to their hearts and the Bill Saiff Outdoors Team is proud to support them in their various endeavors! [Read More]

Catch Big Brown Trout! – Hit the South Shore with the Saiff Charter Team

02. 26. 16

Brown Trout Ad Available Dates 2016-150

The Saiff Charter Team is known for its fishing productivity on BIG Spring Browns. For 21 years the Saiff Charter Team has operated its Brown Trout Lodge on the south shore of Lake Ontario. We travel here during the spring of the year as we wait for our waters in Henderson Harbor (our home port) to warm. Our lodge is in Sodus Pt. NY but we berth the Saiff Charter#5 in Pultneyville, NY. [Read More]

Bill Saiff Outdoors – Headed to Pennsylvania!

02. 25. 16

Coming up on March 5th and 6th – visit the Bill Saiff Outdoors Team at the Northeastern PA “Big Boy Toy and Outdoor Expo” at the Allentown, PA Agri-Plex in downtown Allentown. This will be the 3rd year that our team has appeared at this show and we are looking forward to seeing all of our clients from the area. We will be answering questions about our Lake Ontario fishing charters and our Water Fowl hunting adventures. We are just 4hrs. away from Pennsylvania sportsmen from this region. Also: we are working on a spot for Dad at the Calvary Church Sports Expo- Souderton, PA on Saturday the 5th of March. Souderton is a single day show so if you’re headed that way be sure to plan on Saturday. See you in Pennsylvania.

Capt. Bill Saiff III & the BSO TEAM!

Want Trophy Trout? Ring The Bells!

07. 24. 15

On May 18th, 1997, four anglers waited patiently for the next Lake Trout to strike one of their four downrigger rods. The anglers were fishing in 140 feet of water off the Calf Island shoal in the eastern end of Lake Ontario. Henderson Harbor was the base for the “Spring Classic” derby and these fishermen had come in hope of tangling with a Laker that would put them in the money. [Read More]

Black River Bay “Walleye Bonanza”?

01. 30. 15

When fishermen think of Lake Ontario, it conjures images of tackle busting Salmon and Trout. When a Chinook slams a spoon trolled at high speed “Hang On”! Most freshwater anglers have never seen a (30 lb. plus) fish rip 100yds. of line on the strike. While this is an entirely captivating situation, Walleye anglers should brace themselves for what is potentially the best trophy Walleye hot spot in the lower 48. The eastern basin of Lake Ontario is home to this burgeoning population of Marble Eyes but the hottest spot of all is Black River Bay. The time to be there is the month of May. Walleye use shallow water expanses along the eastern end to spawn during the spring of the year. When May arrives they begin a two-month journey, which will lead them to many of the deep-water hunts where they will hold for much of the summer. The struggle to replenish energies lost through spawning lead the Walleye to the dinner plate every spring and this willingness to feed is an advantage for anglers looking to lock up with a huge Walleye. There are two distinct fisheries that exist in Black River Bay during the spring of the year. We call one “The inside fishery” and the other “The outside fishery”. Lets examine the inside fishery first.
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Finding the Big Browns of Early Spring

01. 30. 15

Huge Browns patrol a variety of water in the spring of the year. They reach their enormous size by eating a healthy diet of Alewives and Smelt. When this traditional food source is not available you will find them eating everything from Sculpin to Perch. Weather, geography and hydrology all work together to concentrate bait sources. When bait sources collide with Brown Trout activation temperatures – Look Out! Action can be fast.

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